Ranking the Batsman, keepers and all-rounders

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  • Go_Dogs
    Hall of Fame
    • Jan 2007
    • 10246

    #16
    Re: Ranking the Batsman, keepers and all-rounders

    Originally posted by GVGjr
    I would have thought Klinger would have been ahead of at least Carseldine.
    Carseldine been in great form but Klinger has been a run machine.
    Klinger is very interesting in that he appears to have lost the faith of some of the people making the decisions down at the Redbacks. He didn't play in the 20/20, and has been left out of the side at various stages for the other forms of the game. Whenever he plays though, he does exceptionally well.



    The way Hauritz has been going, I'd almost include him in the all-rounders list too. I think he could give us some extra flexibility in the shorter forms of the game and allow us to play 4 pace bowlers.
    Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?

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    • hujsh
      Hall of Fame
      • Nov 2007
      • 11960

      #17
      Re: Ranking the Batsman, keepers and all-rounders

      Originally posted by Griffen#16
      Klinger is very interesting in that he appears to have lost the faith of some of the people making the decisions down at the Redbacks. He didn't play in the 20/20, and has been left out of the side at various stages for the other forms of the game. Whenever he plays though, he does exceptionally well.



      The way Hauritz has been going, I'd almost include him in the all-rounders list too. I think he could give us some extra flexibility in the shorter forms of the game and allow us to play 4 pace bowlers.
      Don't we already with Watson?
      [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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      • Go_Dogs
        Hall of Fame
        • Jan 2007
        • 10246

        #18
        Re: Ranking the Batsman, keepers and all-rounders

        Originally posted by hujsh
        Don't we already with Watson?
        True, but I wonder how much bowling his body can sustain, especially if we expect him to bowl in all forms of the game.

        My point was essentially with guys like Johnson and Hauritz (and even Harris) we have some bowlers who can swing the bat a bit, and it does give us some extra flexibility which could certainly help our side at times.
        Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?

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